Born: 01-01-1979
Roberto Saviano is an Italian journalist and author best known for his groundbreaking book "Gomorrah," which exposes the inner workings of the Neapolitan mafia, the Camorra. Born in 1979 in Naples, Saviano's fearless investigative reporting has earned him international acclaim and numerous awards, as well as threats to his life, necessitating constant police protection. He is recognized for his unwavering commitment to uncovering organized crime and advocating for justice.
The system is airtight. But within it, there is a profound sense of disquiet.
In the end, it's the system that's the enemy, not the single boss.
You can't change the system. The system changes you.
The camorra member no longer has the need to buy loyalty; he buys obedience.
The camorra member is the father, the brother, the husband, the uncle. He is the law.
The system is an octopus with thousands of suckers. And we're the suckers.
The system is a whore, and the only ones who make it are the ones who know it best.
In the system, there are only two types of people: the exploited and the exploiters.
The system is like quicksand. The more you struggle, the more it sucks you in.
The system crushes you. It's not a matter of if, but when.
The system doesn't forgive. It's a beast that devours itself and everything around it.
The system is a labyrinth with no exit. Once you're in, you're in for life.